Best Tool Bag For Carrying Drill, Impact, Batteries and a Charger?

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Jordan.MMember since Apr 2014

I am looking for a new bag to carry my impact driver and hammer drill driver around on jobs. I currently have to carry the hard case around for both, which is not easy with my hand tools, lunch, and two hard cases. I use the Klein extreme tradesman pro for all my hand tools. Does anybody have a good bag that has plenty of space for a decent price to carry batteries, drills, and a charger?

 

Thanks,

~Jordan Mike 

TylerDamaMember since Mar 2014

Husky has a some newer bags that hold up well if you are on a budget, if not CLC, Veto propack, or a millitary bag

mustang347Member since Mar 2011

I’ve been using a Toughbuilt bag from Menards for about 6 months now and it works great. I think I remember it being under 20 bucks. I can carry a 12v impact, hammer drill combo, batteries, charger and sneak a case of bits in there as well.

JavierMember since Aug 2013

I like the Stanley fatmax tool bags from Walmart. They’re great for someone on a budget and have water resistant hard plastic bottoms. Good for dropping your bag and not worrying about damaging your tools inside

TylerDamaMember since Mar 2014

Javier wrote:

I like the Stanley fatmax tool bags from Walmart. They’re great for someone on a budget and have water resistant hard plastic bottoms. Good for dropping your bag and not worrying about damaging your tools inside

have you tried this bag out, how durable is the bag?

frankiegarcia19Member since Jan 2014

The back seat of my camaro;)

JavierMember since Aug 2013

I don’t have those fatmax bags but I have a similar Stanley tool bag. Almost the same except different color scheme and mine has a cheaper plastic grommets and strap hooks as opposed to the fatmax has metal grommets and strap hooks along with a better padded strap than mine. Both have the same hard durable plastic bottom. Mine has held up good so far so the fatmax should be better. I think the fatmax has beefier fabric

Northern RebelMember since May 2014

I like the Husky tool bags, they last a while and are pretty cheap too. There’s usually always a sale on them at Home Depot.

DR99Member since Nov 2012

NR777 wrote:

I like the Husky tool bags, they last a while and are pretty cheap too. There’s usually always a sale on them at Home Depot.

I use the same bags on the Milwaukee tools I don’t have cases for. Like you mentioned they are a good value.

Northern RebelMember since May 2014

I like the blow mold tool cases the best, but you can fit a lot of different stuff into a good tool bag. You never know what tool you will need on the job.. Usually the tool you left at home though haha

BIGBEARJTMember since Oct 2014

I’ve been using CLC bags, specifically the 18inch multi compartment tool bag, it carries almost everything I need, plenty of room for drills and batteries and charger which is what I carry in it. Got it mainly for price, around $50, the bag has held up nicely.

hathatylMember since Sep 2013

I also like the Toughbuilt bags from menards (masterforce also has clones if you prefer green). They have some kinda frame in the lid and a few sides that let they stay open for easy throw and go, bunch of sizes and at least one that has rollers if you needed to drag it for some reason. They just released new ones not long ago that have compartmentalization if you wanted to organize better (could carry your lunch in it) but those kind don’t have a top/ don’t zip up. 

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

I have a big Dewalt bag that I got from Amazon with straps and u can fit quite a bit

chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

Yep I have the dewalt bag that came with all my tools hold 5 big tools and battery and chargers. It does the trick.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

same here if i need to carry around anything the bag that my combo kit came with works good lots of room just a little shy on pockets 

NordrawMember since Dec 2012

“The tool nut” has everything you can think of at all kinds of prices. 

Nicholas FrenchMember since Dec 2014

[External image (www.homedepot.com), not copied]this is the bag I use every day.  I carry my Makita impact and drill, 3 different bit holder cased, various handtools and other small items.  It can be heavy at times, I do plan on upgrading to something with wheels.  As i said i use this everyday and throw it around the bed of my truck.  Husky is a pretty heavy duty bag.  I would recommend it for the price.

Northern RebelMember since May 2014

Husky makes good bags.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

i see them all the time in stores just never grab one thu

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

I can’t comment yet……but I’m pretty sure from the looks of things I’m going to love my Klein!

MikeyBMember since Dec 2014

That looks like a great bag Chris, be sure to post pics when your tools arrive…

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Roger dodge pooper scooper that’s a big 10-4!!!! Totally going to post pics! I’d like to shoot a video but I’m not sure 1- how to and 2- when to expect anything. I think I will sit everything off to the side so I can take pics and send out my profuse thanks!!!

rfwjrMember since Jul 2014

That will be a lot of pics with all the stuff in the Ultimate Tool Bag.

NERemodelingMember since Aug 2014

nickf wrote:

this the bag I use every day. I carry my Makita impact and drill, 3 different bit holder cased, various handtools and other small items. It can be heavy at times, I do plan on upgrading to something with wheels. As i said i use this everyday and throw it around the bed of my truck. Husky is a pretty heavy duty bag. I would recommend it for the price.

That is the same bag I use for all my on site hand tools. It the best bag I have come across so far especially for the price.. that picture makes it look taller and more narrow than it really is though.

NERemodelingMember since Aug 2014

As for a drill/impact bag.. I would look into bags specific to the brand drill you have.. check places like ebay. They might make something that is designed for exactly what your looking for

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